Its power level is probably higher than the sub-sonic ammos and stands a better chance of operating your gun properly. It also seems to be priced right (mid-priced) and is readily available across the USA. 22lr ammo Ive found for use in a suppressed semi-auto. CCI 'Standard Velocity' is the best subsonic. Instead, I can still put 5 rounds into the mag. CCI Standard Velocity is my go-to round for suppressed 22s. There is a multitude of back up and modifications that you can carry out but to get one to shoot reliably on Subs you need only to spend a few quid and certainly not hundreds.
As a result, I wont be able to use the magzine the way it should be. If most of your shooting is for fun on the range then the 10/22 will be ideal. It wont be pushed in the receiver by the bolt since the bullet is much shorter than the 22 l.r. ammo today and put 5 rounds into the magzine. A lot of people seem to like CCI's Std Vel ammo. I just received the Colibri Agulia 20 grain 22 l.r. 22 pistol to cycle with subsonics, by changing the recoil spring, but that's just speculation on my part. But if you reduce the velocity to a subsonic 1100 fps, it produces only 150 foot. I suspect it might be possible to 'tune' a. At 3250 fps, it produces 1,280 foot-pounds of energy at the muzzle. 22 LR ammunition and only slightly more than. This is about half the noise generated by high-velocity. Typically (but not always) Standard Velocity ammo is more accurate than Hi Vel ammo. 22 subsonic ammo that will cycle either a S&W 22A, Walther P22, or Ruger 22/45. 22 load is designed to deliver about 68 decibels (Db) at the shooter's ear. You may want to try some Standard Velocity ammo as well. Volquartsen Firefly works great with the CCI quiet, but, not recommended with standard velocity and it's 200 - Norma Tac-22 is subsonic, shoots a bit better, just a bit louder than CCI, and is 15/500 more money, but, it will cycle the bolt on 10/22 and Tac Sol. unread, Jun 20, 1996, 12:00:00 AM 6/20/96 to. CCI Quiets are the quietest and cheapest but won't cycle.
ANYI dont mind manually chambering each round. You may have to try several different sub-sonic 22LR ammos to find one that will work your gun. I realize that many of these rounds may not cycle the action. The only way to determine what YOUR gun likes is to try it. Fail any of those steps and the ammo may not be of a high enough power level.
If the gun has a hold open bolt feature for the last round then it must be able to do that on the last round. If the power level is too low the bolt will not completely cycle (it must travel to the rear, eject the spent cartridge case, cock the hammer, move far enough to the rear to clear the top round in the magazine, travel forward and pickup the new round, and close the bolt all the way). What I do with a new one is clean all lube off the outside of the bolt and the inside of the receiver and shoot a box or two of bulk pack ammo. The interior of the receiver is painted, and as it wears in from the bolt travel, the amount of friction increases and then decreases. Blow back operated guns rely on a certain power level in the cartridge when it fires. A 10/22 will cycle subsonic well once it's broken in.
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